Post by Azazel & Rhoderick and Almond on Sept 5, 2010 17:38:30 GMT -5
Azazel stepped down from the stage with a sigh of relief. He and Rhoderick had been summoned to the platform to demonstrate their trait. Rather, Azazel had been summoned, and he excitedly leapt down, breaching the 15 foot limit, and dragging Rhoderick with him, over the heads of the university students sitting in the Lecture hall. He had landed rather unceremoniously, before getting up, dusting himself off, and joining his redheaded brother, muttering and grumbling about something.
Azazel had rather effectively turned a rather dead looking onion back alive again, and took a bite out of it. He then set it down, and focused his will, and it, slowly at first, but with increasing speed, started to rot and decay. With a 'hmph' of satisfaction he had turned to the stunned audience, and bowed.
Rhoderick looked impressed despite himself, and clapped his brother on the shoulder. Azazel smiled, and the audience was dismissed. It was then he stepped from the stage to retrieve his things. Rhoderick had stayed oddly quiet throughout the whole procedure.
Rhoderick usually had some snide stupid remark to make, and Azazel took great delight in hitting him quite hard to get him to stop being so miserable. While it usually shut him up, he wasn't certain that it stopped him being miserable.
"That was quick." Rhoderick told his brother, a touch of content even touching his words. "We haven't been at this all too long, and you made it look easy." He said, his voice returning to it's usual melancholic tone. Rhoderick had always been miserable. It was in his nature. He had long ago proudly declared that he had accepted it, and was ready to move on. However, instead of pride, the emotion was closer to bitterness.
"Thanks." Came Azazel's reply, as they both packed their things. "I mean," He continued. "Remember when my sleeves kept unravelling when we met Chloe and Roxanne?" He asked, oblivious to the fact that that particular meeting still caused Rhoderick a great deal of emotional pain. Rhoderick winced visibly and replied in the most level voice he possessed.
"Yes. It's the same thing pretty much." He finished Azazel's point for him. They had been doing that a lot recently. His red headed brother simply nodded in earnest. Rhoderick had looked for the pair in every lecture they'd been to, but most of his lectures involved demon things, and magical etiquette, as opposed to music and hand-to-hand combat. He'd even considered taking up the latter class just so he could make amends. He knew that if he couldn't even apologize, he'd never be able to look another woman in the eye.
Azazel had even offered to do all the fighting for him, and let him sit it out, and he'd asked some of the tutors about it, and they said that he was welcome to go to the classes if he so wished.
The auditorium was rapidly emptying, and Azazel looked around in disappointment. He'd wanted at least one person to come up to him and tell him how wonderfully amazing he'd been. Ok, maybe he hadn't been that amazing, but bringing an onion back to life was pretty cool. He'd almost expected someone to ask him if he could do it with people. He wasn't sure about that. He knew that he could reverse the process of decay, if the stuff they had decayed from was still there in some form or another. But he didn't know that if he reversed decay on a dead person, whether they'd come to life, or whether they'd just un-decay while remaining dead.
He laughed a merry little laugh. "Oh well." He said to himself, flipping his bag's strap over his shoulder. Just then, he noticed someone walking towards him. Apparently someone did want to congratulate him.
Azazel had rather effectively turned a rather dead looking onion back alive again, and took a bite out of it. He then set it down, and focused his will, and it, slowly at first, but with increasing speed, started to rot and decay. With a 'hmph' of satisfaction he had turned to the stunned audience, and bowed.
Rhoderick looked impressed despite himself, and clapped his brother on the shoulder. Azazel smiled, and the audience was dismissed. It was then he stepped from the stage to retrieve his things. Rhoderick had stayed oddly quiet throughout the whole procedure.
Rhoderick usually had some snide stupid remark to make, and Azazel took great delight in hitting him quite hard to get him to stop being so miserable. While it usually shut him up, he wasn't certain that it stopped him being miserable.
"That was quick." Rhoderick told his brother, a touch of content even touching his words. "We haven't been at this all too long, and you made it look easy." He said, his voice returning to it's usual melancholic tone. Rhoderick had always been miserable. It was in his nature. He had long ago proudly declared that he had accepted it, and was ready to move on. However, instead of pride, the emotion was closer to bitterness.
"Thanks." Came Azazel's reply, as they both packed their things. "I mean," He continued. "Remember when my sleeves kept unravelling when we met Chloe and Roxanne?" He asked, oblivious to the fact that that particular meeting still caused Rhoderick a great deal of emotional pain. Rhoderick winced visibly and replied in the most level voice he possessed.
"Yes. It's the same thing pretty much." He finished Azazel's point for him. They had been doing that a lot recently. His red headed brother simply nodded in earnest. Rhoderick had looked for the pair in every lecture they'd been to, but most of his lectures involved demon things, and magical etiquette, as opposed to music and hand-to-hand combat. He'd even considered taking up the latter class just so he could make amends. He knew that if he couldn't even apologize, he'd never be able to look another woman in the eye.
Azazel had even offered to do all the fighting for him, and let him sit it out, and he'd asked some of the tutors about it, and they said that he was welcome to go to the classes if he so wished.
The auditorium was rapidly emptying, and Azazel looked around in disappointment. He'd wanted at least one person to come up to him and tell him how wonderfully amazing he'd been. Ok, maybe he hadn't been that amazing, but bringing an onion back to life was pretty cool. He'd almost expected someone to ask him if he could do it with people. He wasn't sure about that. He knew that he could reverse the process of decay, if the stuff they had decayed from was still there in some form or another. But he didn't know that if he reversed decay on a dead person, whether they'd come to life, or whether they'd just un-decay while remaining dead.
He laughed a merry little laugh. "Oh well." He said to himself, flipping his bag's strap over his shoulder. Just then, he noticed someone walking towards him. Apparently someone did want to congratulate him.